Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Blur"

A: Meaning longer than expected

A: "How a blur with you" doesn't make any sense. You are saying :
"너와 잘 지내는 법"? The correct translation is "How to get along with you"

A: "blur" is both a verb and a noun

Noun: "a blur" is something that looks fuzzy or unclear.
Example: I forgot to wear my glasses, so I cannot see well. The world is a blur.

Verb: "to blur" means to make something look fuzzy or unclear.
Example: Shaking a camera will blur the picture.

I think "blurry" which is the adjective version is probably most common. Maybe doing an image search of "blurry photograph" would help you understand.

A: quick or fast often unclear . For example:
the vacation was a blur. it went really fast

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A: The amateur photographer tried his best, but the photos were blurred.

The artist blurred the colors in the painting to create a soft glow effect.

In some countries, there is a blurred line between religion and government. (Meaning the difference or "line" is hard to see; they are mixed together, metaphorically)

A: They blurred the kids faces on tv

A: "I got so drunk that my memory is a blur"

"Please just blur the lines out so we can't see them"

"I can't remember high school, it was just a blur. "

A: My memory was a blur.

(Or blurry)

everything is blurry without my glasses/ I see nothing but blur without my glasses.

A: Because she was moving so fast, she disappeared in a blur.

The deer ran off in a blur.

In a blur, he had stormed out of the room.

A: A blur, or a blurry image, is an image with no distinct edges or details. People with vision problems may see everything as blurry.

Vague means lacking specific details, but it usually refers to words or feelings rather than images.

A: blur is a noun / verb while blurry is an adjective !

blur (n)

- My eyesight is so bad. Without my glasses everything is just a blur.

- Yesterday is all a blur to me. I don’t even remember coming home!

blur (v)

- Her glasses fogged up, blurring her vision.

- The foggy weather blurred the road.

blurry (adj)

- I can’t see the board it’s so blurry. Can you tell me what the teacher wrote?

- The pictures you sent me are too blurry. I can barely see our faces in it!

A: In a sentence you could say “last night was a blur” which would mean you don’t really remember anything and “vague” you could say “the instructions are vague” which would mean it is unclear/ difficult to follow.

A: something is blurry when you can't visually see it well. You can't see the specific aspects of it.
The word "vague" is only used when talking about concepts, speech, ideas. Something is vague when it is unspecific and not detailed,

blur is visual.
vague-ness is conceptual.

an example of a vague statement would be, "a-lot of people feel strongly about this," or "a percentage of people like our product, "or, "many students feel sad." These sentences are very unspecific, you don't really understand what they're talking about.

a photo could be blurry if you shook the camera while taking it. Your vision could be blurry if you need to wear glasses.

A: vague = there’s not a lot of something (not a lot of information etc)

blurred = it’s hard to see, like when you take your glasses off it’s blurred / blurry

hazy = like mist or fog, it’s difficult to see

hope this helps. if you need more information please reply!

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A: "Blur the past" - future. He will blur the past.
"Blurs the past" - Present tense. Like saying He is blurring the past.

A: depends on the context. can you give me an example of what you want to describe?

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